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Looking for a new camera to upgrade your #TEM ?
We'll save you the time. Just talk to the guys at @DirectElectron at the #IMC20 International #Microscopy Congress in Korea or visit bit.ly/48ejKaG
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Thanks to the ultrafast count rate, we didn't have to reduce the flux. We used 1 deg/sec, 0.05 e/Å/sec, 0.4 deg/frame. For another sample, 2 deg/sec, 0.05 e/Å/sec, 0.4 deg/frame (i.e. same e/px/sec but half the total dose and half the collection time) gave even better results.
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In collaboration with JEOL (Dr. Fukumura), we tested MicroED with @DirectElectron Apollo on CRYO ARM 300. We got a wonderful 0.5 Å map of sodium glutamate monohydrate (limited by the detector distance) from 14 crystals.
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Our paper is out!🎉Describing novel interactions that result from coinfection with Flu and RSV. We found beautiful hybrid virions containing genomes and structural proteins from both viruses, with very cool functional consequences (1/2) nature.com/articles/s41564-0…
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Read JPhys Material's #OpenAccess article 'Direct detectors and their applications in electron microscopy for materials science' by Barnaby D A Levin here: ow.ly/xtck50JVV6P
@Electron_Barn @DirectElectron
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Take a look at a sketch by physics laureate Ernst Ruska, dated 9 March 1931, of the cathode ray tube for testing one-stage and two-stage electron-optical imaging by means of two magnetic electron lenses (electron microscope). Ruska was awarded the 1986 physics prize for his work.
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Dr Benjamin Bammes @DirectElectron looks at the impact of direct detection cameras on cryo-EM. #Microscopy #Imaging #CryoEM
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Deubiquitinating FANCI-FANCD2 - Structures of USP1-UAF complexes reveal molecular details of USP1-UAF1 regulation and substrate recognition
nature.com/articles/s41594-0…
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The First-Ever Event-Based Camera for Electron Cryo-Microscopy azooptics.com/Article.aspx?A… @DirectElectron #microscopy
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New preprint from @Davidbhella lab on vesivirus 2117, using data collected while commissioning our CRYO ARM 300. Making use of our @DirectElectron DE-64 in integrating mode to get full 8k x 8k movies. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Yay, our paper and software for on-the-fly reduction and compression of electron microscopy data is finally out! It enables imaging at ultra low doses with hours long exposures. Do check it out here: nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Real-time Monitoring Reveals Dissolution/Redeposition Mechanism in Copper Nanocatalysts during the Initial Stages of the CO2 Reduction Reaction (Buonsanti) @lnce_epfl onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Crystal structures in super slow motion: a team at our Uni & @mpi_bpc is first to succeed in filming the laser transformation of a crystal structure in slow motion with nanometre resolution: ogy.de/vim8, doi.org/frvm @ScienceMagazine. Image: Dr Murat Sivis
ALT Artist's impression by Dr Murat Sivis: At the heart of the imaging technique is a complex array of 72 circular apertures
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@DirectElectron DE16 successfully installed on the ARM300 at @ePSIC_DLS . Thanks to @JEOLEUROPE for their support.
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Dr. David Bhella of University of Glasgow and his team has succeeded in revealing 2 angstrom Lumazine Synthase structure using CRYOARM300 and @DirectElectron DE64. Congratulations! #JEOL #CryoEM #CRYOARM #UnivOfGlasgow #TEM
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This week, @jstreetley and Mairi are at @KingsCollegeLon getting the latest updates and training from @DirectElectron on using our DE-20 and DE-64. Updated software looking great, so we can’t wait to use it on our instruments!
